Dec 3, 2011 #1 R Reefster Reefing newb I just noticed this growing in some live rock that has been in my tank for about 8 weeks. It is about 1" long. I cannot see the base of it. Sorry, but not a good picture, but best i could do at the time. Any ideas? Attachments What is it 2011-12-03.jpg 28.1 KB · Views: 549
I just noticed this growing in some live rock that has been in my tank for about 8 weeks. It is about 1" long. I cannot see the base of it. Sorry, but not a good picture, but best i could do at the time. Any ideas?
Dec 3, 2011 #3 ZyberGoby Because I'm clever fastrd400 said: Aptasia is what it looks like to me. Click to expand... same here bro that's what it looks like to me as well
fastrd400 said: Aptasia is what it looks like to me. Click to expand... same here bro that's what it looks like to me as well
Dec 3, 2011 #4 R Reefster Reefing newb ouch. just googled and those things sound nasty. what is best method to get rid of them? read about injecting with lemon juice - good idea?? fresh or bottle matter?
ouch. just googled and those things sound nasty. what is best method to get rid of them? read about injecting with lemon juice - good idea?? fresh or bottle matter?
Dec 3, 2011 #5 fastrd400 It wasn't me! You can try that, or Aptasia X. Peppermint shrimp are known to eat them too.
Dec 3, 2011 #7 wontonflip I failed Kobayashi Maru I'm not sure if that one is too big for a pep shrimp though...maybe the pic makes it look bigger than it is? But Aiptasia X or Joe's Juice would work.
I'm not sure if that one is too big for a pep shrimp though...maybe the pic makes it look bigger than it is? But Aiptasia X or Joe's Juice would work.
Dec 5, 2011 #8 Adam Picard Reefing newb I would recomend Aptasia X, I use it everytime I find one and it works great. Pep Shrimp work well also but they attack it slowly witch may lead to it being able to spread in rare cases.
I would recomend Aptasia X, I use it everytime I find one and it works great. Pep Shrimp work well also but they attack it slowly witch may lead to it being able to spread in rare cases.